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Ambush: Now does 245%/355% weapon damage, up from 190/275%.
Blind: No longer breaks stealth.
Crippling Poison: Now reduces movement speed by 50%, down from 70%.
Deadly Poison: Coats your weapons with a Lethal Poison that lasts for 1 hour. Each strike has a 30% chance of poisoning the enemy for 2656 Nature damage over 12 sec. Subsequent poison applications will instantly deal 298 to 395 Nature damage.
Expose Armor: No longer gains an increased duration for more combo points. Now stacks 3 times for a total of 12% armor reduction, lasting 30 sec.
Feint: No longer has a cooldown. Performs an evasive maneuver, reducing damage taken from area-of-effect attacks by 50% for 5 sec.
Fleet Footed: No longer increases healing effects on you.
Gouge: No longer does damage or generates a combo point.
Kick: Now has a 15 sec cooldown, up from 10 sec.
Shadow Walk: New. Significantly increases Stealth effectiveness for 6 sec. 1 min cooldown.
Shiv: Now has a 10 sec cooldown. Strikes an enemy's pressure point with your off-hand weapon, dealing 25% weapon damage, dispelling an Enrage effect from the target, and applying a concentrated form of your active Non-Lethal poison. Awards 1 combo point.
Shroud of Concealment: New. Extend a cloak that wraps party and raid members within 20 yards in shadows, concealing them from sight. 5 min cooldown.
Sinister Strike: Now costs 40 energy, down from 45. Now does 90% weapon damage, down from 100%.
Slice and Dice: Duration increased from 9-21 seconds to 12-36 seconds.
Swiftblade's Cunning: New. Increases the melee and ranged attack speed of all party and raid members within 100 yards by 10%.
Wound Poison: Renamed from Instant Poison, now reduces all healing effects on the target by 25% for 15 sec.
Bandit's Guile: Your training allows you to recognize and take advantage of the natural ebb and flow of combat. Your Sinister Strike and Revealing Strike abilities increase your damage dealt by up to 30%. After reaching this maximum, the effect will fade after 15 sec and the cycle will begin anew.
Revealing Strike: Now does 75% weapon damage, down from 125%. Duration increased to 18 seconds, up from 15 seconds. Now also gives your Sinister Strikes a 20% chance to generate an extra combo point.
Vitality: Increases your Energy regeneration rate by 20% (was 25%) and your Attack Power by 25% (was 30%).
Cut to the Chase: Your Eviscerate refreshes your Slice and Dice duration to its 5 combo point maximum.
Dispatch: New. A vicious strike that exploits the vulnerability of foes with less than 35% health remaining, causing 195% weapon damage plus 744.9 to the target. Requires a dagger in the main hand. Awards 1 combo point. 30 energy.
Envenom: Finishing move that deals instant poison damage proportional to the number of combo points on the target. Following the Envenom attack, your poison application chance is increased by 15%, for 1 sec plus an additional 1 sec per combo point.
Improved Poisons: Increases the application chance of Deadly Poison and Wound Poison by 20%.
Mutilate: Now costs 55 energy, down from 60. Now does 140% weapon damage, down from 179%.
Vendetta: Duration reduced to 20 sec, down from 30. Now increases the damage you deal to the target by 30%, up from 20%.
Backstab: Now costs 35 energy, down from 60. Now does 275% weapon damage, up from 200%.
Energetic Recovery: While your Slice and Dice ability is active, you regain 8 Energy every 2 sec.
Hemorrhage: Now costs 30 energy, down from 35. An instant strike that deals 100% weapon damage (145% if a dagger is equipped). When used on a target that is bleeding, opens the wound further to deal an additional 40% of the direct strike's damage over 24 sec. Awards 1 combo point. Replaces Sinister Strike.
Honor Among Thieves: When any player in your party or raid critically hits with a spell or ability, you gain a combo point on your current target. This effect cannot occur more than once every 2 seconds, and cannot occur while you are stealthed.
Sanguinary Vein: Increases your damage dealt to targets with a Bleed effect on them by 20%.
Shadow Dance: Enter the Shadow Dance for 8 sec, allowing the use of abilities that ordinarily require Stealth. The energy cost of Ambush is reduced by 20 while Shadow Dance is active.
Sinister Calling: No longer increases the percentage damage bonus of Backstab and Hemorrhage.
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The mahogany was used to create the dining room and a foyer with cathedral ceilings. The columns reach 12 feet high to intricate moulding.
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Shorter holiday travel period expected to result in 0.8 percent fewer American travelers this year
AAA Travel projects that 40.8 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more from home during the Independence Day holiday, a 0.8 percent decrease from the 41.1 million people who traveled last year. The anticipated decline in holiday travel is predominantly due to a shorter holiday period.
With the Fourth of July landing on a Thursday this year, the holiday period has returned to the standard five-day holiday, compared to the six-day period in 2012 when the holiday fell on a Wednesday. The Independence Day holiday travel period is defined as Wednesday, July 3, to Sunday, July 7, and is typically the busiest holiday of the summer travel season.
"This year, nearly 41 million Americans plan to celebrate the nation's birthday with a getaway, a slight decline from last year," said AAA Western and Central New York President and CEO Tony Spada."This projection is not representative of the improving economy, but rather due to the calendar effect of one fewer day in the holiday period."
Highlights from 2013 AAA Independence Day holiday travel forecast include:
July 3 and 7 busiest travel days
This year, 46 percent of intending travelers plan to begin their trip prior to the start of the holiday travel period, compared to 65 percent last year. The largest share of travelers (32 percent) on a single day will depart on July 3 and the largest share will return on July 7 (38 percent). Thirty-four percent intend to stretch their holiday vacation into the following week returning on or after Monday, July 8.
Automobile travel remains dominant mode of transportation
Approximately 34.4 million people (84 percent) plan to drive to their destination, a decrease of 0.7 percent from the 34.7 million who drove last year.
Gas prices are unlikely to be a major factor in travel decisions this holiday. Despite the slight increases compared to last year, prices remain below their highs of earlier this year. The current national average price for a gallon of regular gas is $3.59 per gallon, 11 cents higher than last year. The average in New York is currently $3.75/gal. Buffalo is currently averaging $3.74 a gallon, only one cent higher than 2012.
Air travel to increase slightly
More than 3.07 million leisure travelers (8 percent) will arrive at their destination by air, a slight increase from last year's 3.06 million air travelers. The remaining 8 percent of holiday travelers are expected to travel by other modes, including rail, bus and watercraft.
Average travel distance decreases, spending relatively unchanged
The average distance traveled by Americans during the Independence Day holiday weekend is expected to be 613 miles, which is 110 miles less than last year's average of 723 miles. The decline is likely reflective of the shorter holiday period.
Median spending during the Independence Day holiday weekend is expected to be $747, compared to $749 last year. Transportation is expected to consume approximately 29 cents of every dollar. Travelers expect to spend 20 percent on food and beverages and 22 percent on lodging.
During the holiday weekend, the most popular activities will be visiting with friends/family (57 percent), dining (49 percent) and shopping (44 percent). Other popular activities include going to the beach and sightseeing (36 percent), and 28 percent will celebrate the nation by visiting a national park or a historic site (21 percent).
Hotel, car rental rates and airfares rise
According to AAA's Leisure Travel Index, hotel rates for AAA Three Diamond lodgings are expected to increase 4 percent from one year ago with travelers spending an average $164 per night compared to $158 last year. The average hotel rate for AAA Two Diamond hotels are expected to increase 2 percent with an average cost of $119 per night.
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Sicily is well-known and respected for more than a few things - a unique heritage and rich, fertile soil come immediately to mind. It has a world-class reputation for providing the finest ingredients and is one of the largest producers of olives and cheese, along with grapes and tomatoes. It is from here that one of North America's leading importers selects olives direct from the tree to make its famous Mediterranean olive oil products. The company also selects fresh, hard Italian cheeses from the region, which are processed naturally.
The company has been in operation for over half a century in beautiful California. With its roots deep in the founder's hometown in northwest Sicily, the company has become known for its superb quality olive oil and cheese products. "The owners return to Sicily often for business, family, and friends," says the plant manager. "We never compromise quality, so for business, it's about making sure we're picking the most fragrant and appetizing olives and selecting the freshest hard cheeses."
Operating within a 74,000-sq-ft processing and packaging facility, the plant has undergone its share of additions and upgrades, with the latest taking place in early 2013. "When it comes to the way we process, we use state-of-the-art machinery," states the plant manager. "Each of our lines is set-up to produce fresh products that are packaged to order. We carry no inventory of pre-packaged stock."
The company takes olives that are hand-picked from the tree and cold presses them within 24 hours to ensure they capture the richest and most aromatic part of the olive oil. The oil is then packed in stainless steel chromium tanks to preserve the aroma and taste until ready for the bottling stage.
When it comes to cheese, the company feels handling it the old way, is the best way. The hydration system is mechanical but the cheese is processed naturally. The cheese is shredded or grated, and perhaps custom blended, before it enters a linear scale, passes through a metal detector, and finally a bagger as it is packaged to order.
Despite the popularity of its select olive oil brands, as well as the company's own brand of cheeses sold to a customer base that includes some of the largest grocery retailers, distributors, and food service companies in North America, the company also handles private label interests.
"We produce 33 SKUs of our own cheese brand and over 10 SKUs of our olive oil brands but, if we include all of the private labeling, we produce well over triple that amount," says the plant manager.
If one of North America's leading importers is particular about producing products with the finest ingredients, it is even more so when it comes to food safety. The plant manager acknowledges that it takes food safety seriously, ensuring that, throughout processing, products are continuously monitored and measured for integrity.
"The facility follows a stringent HACCP (hazard and critical control point) program and already has a SQF 2000 Level I certification," says the plant manager.
The company recently tested to receive a SQF 2000 Level II certification. Prior to testing, the company consulted with The Loma Systems Group regional sales manager, Kristina Vargas. Given the strategic nature of the request, Vargas chose to visit the plant before making any recommendations. "Even though they already had three IQ3 metal detectors in place, I wanted to evaluate their production needs," says Vargas. "To help them achieve Level II certification and meet the guidelines in their HACCP program, we needed to put the right systems in the right places."
Loma Systems recently joined forces with Lock Inspection, and representatives of both companies have access to new products, merging industry-leading technologies for a best-in-class inspection line-up. Vargas didn't hesitate to incorporate systems from both companies. "It's all about which technology works best for their application," says Vargas.
Vargas opted to place three additional metal detectors on the company's other conveyor-style production lines, which inspect various-sized products post-packaging. However, she opted to include the new IQ3+ control panel on the metal detectors. "The IQ3+ control panel comes with several new features including a 20% increase in field strength through improved componentry and enhanced thermal management," says Vargas.
"This particular feature appealed to us because it ensures greater sensitivity to contaminants, thus improving detection," the plant manager adds.
Because the company runs a state-of-the-art facility, Vargas knew that noise from its technically advanced systems could impair detection performance. "As Kristina explained, the new systems come with built-in software that intuitively scans across frequencies from 40 to 900 kHz to check for interference," says the plant manager. "The system would automatically switch to another frequency if noise becomes an issue." Technical enhancements to the noise filtering system further improve stability of the coil head by increasing its resistance to harsh electronic noise close to the contaminant signal.
"As simple as it sounds, the thing we like the most is the touch screen control panel because it's easy to navigate, pull reports, and check contaminant logs," says the plant manager. "It's really made my job much easier and reduces the amount of time I spend on manual tasks."
Condition monitoring on the control panel identifies issues before they occur and works seamlessly with HACCP contingency plans to avoid costly unscheduled downtime.
As part of the total solution, Vargas also suggested incorporating an Insight C5 Waferthin for the company's free fall production line that handles grated or shredded cheeses. Due to its slender size of just 4.5 x 8 in., the system was easy to mount and fit nicely in between the linear scale and the bagger.
The company immediately saw inspection improvements. "Our linear scale has four scales and releases product in 5-lb increments," says the plant manager. "Because we can now inspect smaller portions, versus the traditional 25-lb bag, the cheese is less dense falling through the aperture so there is less product effect." Cheese is a conductive product and has different moisture levels that can affect sensitivity.
Not only did the company gain valuable floor space by integrating the compact Insight Waferthin, it also eliminated the noise associated with a moving conveyor, which is especially important when processing conductive product.
As an additional bonus, the company was able to integrate the reject system with the bagger. In the event a contaminant is detected, an output signal from the Insight Waferthin communicates with the bagger to skip a seal, creating a double bag. This method is easy for the operator to manage and to remove the contaminated bag.
"By bringing the IQ3 and Insight technologies together, not only did we form a complete solution, we also created additional confidence in our inspection environment," says the plant manager. "And the fact that there is no divide between sales, service, and support is a definite bonus."
The company is pleased with the installation and training for its new systems. "The technician knew both inspection systems equally well and was able to train my team effectively," says the plant manager. Technicians are factory-trained by a PMMI instructor and have passed a rigorous three-phase evaluation process - for all systems in the new, simplified product line.
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Avoid the pitfalls of electronic communication with practical action steps toward real conversation
My whole family seems to be addicted to their mobile phones and computers. How do we break this?"
I often get this question from concerned parents who, like this woman, are starting to realize that instead of having genuine, face-to-face communication, their family talks with one another and others through online chat, emails, text messages, tweets, Facebook and other social networking tools.
While there's nothing inherently wrong with using these communication avenues, we can look out for some warning signs. As leaders, it's important we're aware not only of how this issue affects our own families, but we also need to help the families in our church maintain a standard.
Communicating electronically has the benefit of expanding the ways we can talk to one another in families, but it cannot replace face-to-face communication. The danger can be that electronic communication replaces real, personal sharing and intimacy. Re-member that non-verbal communication is about 80 to 90 percent of the message. When all we send and receive from one another is a text or email, the full communication is missing.
Beyond that, when we only use written words, we miss the clarification dialogue brings. Online and electronic communication can never impart the full non-verbal impact of tone of voice, facial expression, body language, gestures, appearance, eye contact, physical touch, etc.
I realize that to some degree Skype (video in addition to audio) can improve our online communication, but it's still not the same as talking together in the same room, making eye contact and validating the other person's presence by choosing to be with them.
With electronic media taking over in the mainstream, church communities and families are at risk of falling into the many traps that come with it. Healthy boundaries for electronic communication need to be established. As a ministry leader, you may want to consider passing along these tips to families:
Don't stop it. Texting and chat are a great way for family members to stay in touch with one another, especially during the day when school, work, errands and different locations keep family members apart. But when family members are together at home, in the car or on an outing, set limits on the time you use online communication.
Be proactive. Married couples need daily one-on-one, uninterrupted personal time together—time that can be spent affirming one another, encouraging each other and praying together.
If you don't already have this daily time together, then start small with five to 15 minutes you intentionally set aside each day. If necessary, spend your personal sharing time together when children are asleep. Also, focus on positive things. Leave your problem-solving and conflict resolution to other times. Starting with 15 positive, healthy and holy minutes with each other daily (cellphone free!) can profoundly increase intimacy and happiness in a busy couple's marriage.
Set family times together sans technology. Turn off the computers and smartphones! Give your full attention to one another at a meal, while playing a game together or sharing a fun experience. Set phones on vibrate or better still, leave them stored in another room.
To keep our church communities strong, we need to keep in the mind the importance of keeping our families strong. Address this issue with parents or spouses that approach you with communication issues in their family relationships. Encourage your entire congregation to really listen to each other without the potentially destructive disruption of electronic communication.
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The White Wind Zen Community is the Sangha of students of Ven. Anzan Hoshin roshi. The Community was founded in 1985 and has several aspects: the Northern Mountain Order, which is the monastic core of the community, and the community of formal, general, associate and public students.
In 1985, when Zen Master Anzan Hoshin was asked to name the Sangha of students who had gathered around him, he named this community White Wind Zazenkai - Hakukaze Zazenkai, after the monastery that his own teacher had founded, Hakukaze-ji, and the name of the stream of Dogen's Lineage of Zen that he had inherited and has now passed on.
Zazenkai means "gathering together for zazen." The Zazenkai was renamed White Wind Zen Community in 1989 and is now based in the Zen Centre of Ottawa. It also has branch centres in Guelph, Ontario; Wolfville, Nova Scotia; and Harrow, England; and students practising individually around the world.
The Community provides an ongoing environment of study and training for monastics and students. This includes morning and evening sittings, four seven-day O-sesshin (intensive training periods), seven two-day sesshin and one yaza (all-night sitting) each year, retreats, Dharma Assemblies, residential training, and study of the vast body of traditional Dharma. A variety of classes and tutorials are also available to students. As well as the extensive teisho (presentations of the Teachings) by Zen Master Anzan Hoshin, his Dharma successors Ven. Shikai Zuiko o-sensei and Ven. Jinmyo Renge osho-ajari also present Dharma Talks.
Ongoing programs for the public to contact the Dharma include monthly Introduction to Zen workshops and the Long Distance Training Program. The Zen Centre of Ottawa also hosts tours and makes available speakers to grade schools and high schools throughout the region.
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Enrolment in the While Wind Zen community as a student of the Roshi takes seven basic forms: associate student, general student, probationary formal student, formal student, monastic, branch student, or public student, as described in Entering the Gates of Practice.
Associate students attend the weekly Thursday evening associate sittings, receive daisan (private meetings with a Dharma Teacher) or practice interviews (private meetings with a practice advisor) and have access to recorded teisho and Dharma Talks. In addition they may attend Dharma Assemblies, schedule retreats or engage in a period of residential training . General students attend one or more of the general sittings and may arrange to attend all scheduled formal sittings except for sittings and intensives such as sesshin that are specifically designated for formal students or monastics.
Probationary formal students and formal students study and practice intimately with the Roshi, Shikai sensei or Jinmyo osho and attend scheduled formal sittings and monthly sesshin. Formal students committed to deepening their own practice and becoming a resource for the practice of their fellow students may enter the rigour of monastic training as a laymonk or monk. Branch members practise at centres or groups established under the direction of the Roshi. Residential training at Dainen-ji is available.
There are also public students practising and studying at home in Canada, the United States, Europe, India, China, Japan, the Middle East, and West Africa. These students receive regular guidance and instruction by email, telephone and letter. They may also access teisho, Dharma Talks and classes from the online Recorded Teachings library. For more information concerning the resources available to public students, please read the information on the "Long Distance Training Program".
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An analysis is made of Illich's account of the structure of advanced industrial society and of his prediction concerning the resistance it will generate. Comparisons are made between the thought of Illich and selected themes of acknowledged post-industrial theorists. I conclude that Illich and the post-industrialists are in basic agreement regarding the structure of the power elite, the alienation of the people and the function of the education system. They agree too that the central dilemma of advanced societies lies outside the political domain. They also concur regarding the nature of the resistance the power elite will generate. However Illich's account of those likely to resist does not conform to that of other analysts although it is rarely in direct conflict with it. Therefore Illich, it is argued, is not to be viewed as a lone critic of advanced industrial society but as an exponent of the post-industrial perspective of social forecasting. I argue on the basis of these similarities that Illich's social analysis stands and falls on the strengths and weaknesses of post-industrial theory. Post-industrial themes in Illich's work are extended to construct a defence of his writings against the Marxist critique. I suggest however, that the post-industrial themes render him vulnerable to criticisms that have been levelled at other post-industrial analyses of society. His analysis of the resistance movement is also questioned both from within post-industrialism and from without. Finally it is argued that Illich's own analysis helps to protect post-industrial theory from the common criticism that it misrepresents the nature of service agencies in advanced societies.
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QGroundControl can also install the firmware for SiK Radios and PX4 Flow devices.
Support for loading Firmware is currently not available on tablet or phone versions of QGroundControl .
Before you start installing Firmware all USB connections to you vehicle must be disconnected (both direct or through a telemetry radio). The vehicle must not be powered by a battery.Before you start installing Firmware
First select the Gear icon ( Vehicle Setup ) in the top toolbar and then Firmware in the sidebar.Firmware
Connect your device (Pixhawk, SiK Radio, PX4 Flow) directly to your computer via USB.
Connect directly to a powered USB port on your machine (do not connect through a USB hub).
Once the device is connected you can choose which firmware to load ( QGroundControl presents sensible options based on the connected hardware).
For a Pixhawk-compatible board choose either PX4 Pro or ArduPilot firmware to download the current stable release. If you select ArduPilot you will further have to select the specific firmware for each type of vehicle (as shown below).
Check Advanced settings to select specific developer releases or install firmware from your local file system.Advanced settings
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PANHANDLE - Sandra Kay Rogers, 65, of Panhandle, died Friday, January 13, 2012 in Panhandle.No services are scheduled. Arrangements are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Panhandle.Sandra was born November 20, 1946, in Webb City, Missouri to Leroy L. and Della J. Moad. She married Kenneth Rogers, May 24, 1974 in Hawthorne, Nevada. Sandra was a Jehovah's Witness, and worked at the Hutchinson, and Carson County Sheriff's department from 1981 to 1997, where she made Captain. She loved sewing for her grandkids, painting, and gardening.Survivors include her husband Kenneth; mother Della June Boak of Borger; her son Kenny Rogers Jr., and wife Andrea Elaine of Hurst; two daughters Karen Rogers of Panhandle, Tracy Olson of Borger; two brothers Leroy Lewis Moad II of Dayton, Nevada, Tommy Boak Jr. of Joplin, Missouri; eight grandchildren, and one grandson.Sandra is preceded in death by her father, Leroy Lewis Moad in 1996.To send condolences, sign the online guestbook at www.mintonchatwell.com.


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A crusty Clooney makes it up
George Clooney's crusty sh-t at the Oscars was widely noted, and not only on gossip blogs. He and the Italian Queen were way off game that night. Word is, during the ceremony, there was some stank floating between them too. After the awards, he was off to Hawaii, she's now in Rome shooting a movie and has confirmed a part on a US tv show.
Well does that mean he's released her?
You know how it is.
They had a plan and then Jeff Bridges had to come along and f-ck it up.
In light of his pissy face however and the fact that Ely hasn't quite taken on, Clooney may have been worrying that his reputation was slightly damaged. And so this curious little item appeared in Page Six today. Something about George not voting for himself this year in the Best Actor category. Instead, he voted for Jeff. And he took a photo of himself doing it and sent it to him as proof.
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"Story is true. According to George, 'It was an amazing performance.' He also told Jeff, 'If you don't win, you can't blame me.'"
Here's George charming dogs and ladies in Hawaii. And Ely shooting in Italy. Goddamn she is skinny.
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hello Kevin, nice to know there are still other people talking about benchmarks. I second that there is useful information or hints of information in the full reports. Its too bad we have to dig for it. The benchmark reports document, per full disclosure requirements, all the tuning details, but provide very little explanation.
One thing I would like is perhaps a non-official result detailing the impact of each of the special tricks, which are 1% and which are 20%.
One item people can note is that almost all reports do not use SAN storage systems. (exception is HP likes to use the P2000 MSA for the logs, but not data. reason?) SAN adds a whole lot of cost, and will not improve performance on the benchmarks. More than likely if the SAN features (auto-tier, flash cache) are employed, performance will be degraded. Sure, the SAN systems have useful features, but none contribute to performance.
On TPC-H, I have bugged HP to include the sqlplan file (in XML format). I think they provide the text format sometimes. I prefer actual plan, but would accept estimated.
Great input, Joe! An especially good point about SANs. So many people I encounter think that SANs are designed to provide great IO performance. They are not. Simple as that. It's just not what they're designed to do.
In terms of stuff I'd like in benchmarks, I'd like a series of benchmarks that have real-world budgets. For example, who posts the best benchmark with hardware at a $10,000 budget, at $50,000 budget, at the $100,000 budget level, and so on.


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Oct. 31, 2010
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Seattle, Wash. - Not since 2005 had Stanford won both the men's and women's Pac-10 championships, but 2010 would prove to be another magical season. Both teams ran superb races to capture a the conference championship.
The women started the day by narrowly defeating three teams in one of the most competitive Pac-10 races ever. Then the men looked nothing short of dominant with another 1-2-3 finish to go with a strong pack that moved up through the field.
The Pac-10 titles were 27th and 28th in Stanford history with the women now having 15 championships and the men 13.
"This is a great day for our program," said head coach Jason Dunn. "It is something we talked about at the beginning of the season, so I am certainly pleased with the results."
The Stanford women entered the meet as the ninth ranked team in the country, but No. 2 Oregon, No. 6 Arizona and defending champ No. 20 Washington made for one of the best fields in recent memory.
"I thought it would be really close," said Dunn. "I told the girls that the top four teams would be separated by less than 10 points and that turned out to be right."
The Cardinal finished with 62 points, which was the highest total for a winning team since Washington had 65 in 1989, showing just how deep this year's field was. Arizona placed second with 65, while Oregon and Washington tied for third with 68. The six point spread between the top four schools was the closest meet in Pac-10 history.
Kathy Kroeger led the Cardinal women with a runner-up finish. The Cardinal sophomore continued her tremendous season that already includes a Stanford Invitational title and a third-place finish at Pre-Nationals. Kroeger ran a 6,000-meter time of 19:49.43, which trailed only individual champion Jordan Hasay of Oregon.
The Cardinal was the only team to put three in the top-10, which might have been the difference. Stephanie Marcy placed fifth with a time of 20:12.26 and Jessica Tonn was eighth with a time of 20:16.14.
Marcy continued her reliability in big races, while the freshman Tonn was running her first championship race in college.
"Jessica really stepped up," said Dunn. "She has been a great addition to our team."
Rounding out the scoring for Stanford was Georgia Griffin in 21st with a time of 20:38.01 and Alex Gits in 26th with a time of 20:43.57. Just behind Gits was Alex Dunne in 27th with a time of 20:45.35, giving Stanford a very solid six, which will be a luxury going forward.
Madeline Duhon placed 52nd in 21:35.05 to complete Stanford's top seven.
On the men's side, the Cardinal completed another 1-2-3 finish, two weeks after doing the same thing at Pre-Nationals. Elliott Heath took the conference title, but finished with nearly identical times to teammates Jacob Riley and Chris Derrick.
Jake Riley, Elliott Heath and Chris Derrick swept the top three spots in the men's race.
Stanford finished with 25 points, surging over the second half of the race to run away from Oregon who was second with 56. Cal finished third with 86 points.
Heath finished with a time of 23:00.46, becoming the sixth individual Pac-10 champion in Stanford history. Riley was second in 23:00.57, while Derrick was third in 23:00.59.
The Stanford trio pushed the pace from the beginning, creating a lead pack almost immediately and eventually dropping Luke Puskedra of Oregon and Stephen Sambo of Arizona who held on as long as the could.
While Stanford's top three is formidable, it was the late charge of the second pack that made the difference. The Cardinal put six runners in the top 11 to run away from Oregon, who entered the meet ranked No. 3 in the country.
Staying together in a similar fashion to the top three, Miles Unterreiner, J.T. Sullivan and Erik Olson placed 9th, 10th and 11th. The trio started conservatively and midway through the race trailed Oregon's No. 6 runner, but by the time it was over all three had moved ahead of Oregon's No. 4.
"Our strategy for that second group was to hang back and work their way through the field," said Dunn. "They executed the plan perfectly."
Completing the top seven was redshirt sophomore Riley Sullivan who is now healthy after a series of bad luck in his first two seasons. Sullivan placed 15th in 23:55.37 in his first big race for Stanford.
"Riley had a huge race," said Dunn. "He is incredibly talented and it is great to see him finally healthy."
The Cardinal will now set its sights on the NCAA West Region meet in Eugene in two weeks. Stanford will again be among the favorites, although its main goal will be just to qualify for nationals and keep everyone healthy.


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Talking to the Indy Star, Mark Miles (CEO of Hulman & Co, the parent company to Indianapolis Motor Speedway) has put some doubt into the historic venue's commitment to host the MotoGP Championship.
Having a contract to run the race through the 2014 season, Miles said that IMS might opt-out of the final year in its agreement with Dorna (IMS apparently has this option for a brief window after the 2013 Indianapolis GP).
"We're going to make the most of the opportunity," said Miles talking to the Indy Star. "Our mindset now is that we're going to go through 2014, but we're going to look at this year and evaluate it right after."
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Luke Nugent, 14, a beloved son, cousin, nephew and friend, chose to take his own life on Saturday, March 16, 2013, at his home in Carl Junction, Mo.
Luke Nugent, 14, a beloved son, cousin, nephew and friend, chose to take his own life on Saturday, March 16, 2013, at his home in Carl Junction, Mo.
He was born on Oct. 11, 1998 in Joplin. He was the only child of Jessica and Mika Nugent.
Luke started school in the Webb City school district and attended school in Carthage before moving to the Carl Junction school district.
He was an eighth grader at the Carl Junction Junior High School. He was base drummer in the Carl Junction Junior High Marching Band.
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He was a member of the Student League and helped plan activities for students. He helped plan the recent Jazz 'N' Java at the Junction event at Carl Junction High School.
Luke was also involved in Destination Imagination.
He will be remembered for his love of mozzarella sticks, colored pancakes, anime and Chuck Norris jokes, and his complete disdain for eggs.
He was an aspiring chef who loved trying new recipes. He could frequently be seen in the kitchen with the white chef's hat and coat. He was, by far, the best cook in his household. He loved learning with a passion. Every new piece of knowledge, he wore like a feather in his fedora.
He could talk about the sky and lightning for hours and was in constant pursuit of the ultimate punch line.
He loved to bring humor to every gathering with family and friends.
Luke would champion the cause of those who could not defend themselves.
Luke is survived by his parents, Jessica (Thomas) and Mika Nugent, Carl Junction; maternal grandparent Andy and Dina Thomas, and Gloria and Curtis Nidiffer and paternal grandparents Ritta Nugent and Ron Garrett, and Rick Nugent; great-grandparents, Bill Nugent, Olive (Glendenning) Thomas, Henrietta (Lasiter) and Elvie Stark; his maternal aunts and uncles, Jenny and Chris Brust, Carthage; Luke Thomas, Carthage; Tria Thomas, Carthage; Rob and Nancy Gaul, Meriden, Conn.; Eric and Ashley Gaul, New Haven, Conn.; paternal aunts and uncles, Paul and Jaana (Nugent) Peltekian, Burbank, Calif.; Krista Nugent, Jake Nugent and Markus Nugent, all of Hurricane, Utah.
Luke adored his cousins like they were his siblings. Cousins include Connor, Ryan, Andi, Colson, Ashlyn, Kristiana, RG4, Autumn, Jorel and Stevie.
He is also survived by Tiffany Shores, a lifelong "sister-mom" to Luke, and Chad Camp, who was an invaluable mentor to Luke throughout his life, and many more family and friends who loved and adored him.
Services will be held at 4 p.m. Friday, March 22, with a private viewing prior to the service, at Memorial Hall in Carthage.
The family asks that donations be made to the Luke Nugent Anti-Bullying Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 797, Carthage, Mo., in lieu of flowers. Online condolences may be made to www.ulmerfh.com.
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On the busiest release day of the month. My pockets has just left me.
I'm happy this finally has a release date and the 30th will be a very busy day for me. What a wonderful time to be a gamer.
Ragnarok Odyssey was developed by Game Arts, creators of the Grandia and Lunar series, together with GungHo Online Entertainment in Japan. GungHo Online Entertainment America will publish Ragnarok Odyssey in Europe later this year.
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"What happened here is inexcusable neglect," said attorney Ervin Gonzalez, who filed the complaint in Miami-Dade Circuit Court filed Thursday afternoon on behalf of Giovannina Paloumbus.
Her son, Raul Alexander Rios, 32, had been admitted to Aventura for depression and placed on the fourth floor psychiatric ward.
On June 26, he was found unresponsive on the floor. An investigation later showed he had been strangled. Another patient, who had been placed in the same room told police he used his hands and a bedsheet to strangle Rios.
The man, Alexander Thadeus Jackson, 31, now is in Miami-Dade County jail facing a murder charge.
"What I am asking for in this lawsuit is not just justice for this family, but let's look into proper security and safety at this hospital and all other hospitals," Gonzalez said.
The complaint seeks financial compensation for Paloumbus' pain and suffering, funeral expenses and legal fees.
On June 26, Rios, who had been admitted for depression and placed in a room on the fourth-floor psychiatric ward, was found unresponsive on the floor.
Jackson, who was placed in the room earlier that day, admitted strangling Rios. Jackson, who goes by several aliases, was homeless and it was unclear why he was hospitalized.
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Prosecutors in the coming criminal trial of Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold are asking that a judge throw out two defense subpoenas, saying one is for confidential information and the other for "inadmissible, irrelevant evidence."
The Office of the Maryland State Prosecutor contends that one defense subpoena would include reports the office made to the Attorney General's Office since 2008 that are confidential, according to the court filing.
The other, according to the motion, is for emails between its office and Queen Anne's County prosecutors about decisions made in an investigation involving campaign signs in 2010. The Office of the State Prosecutor argues in its motion that the defense wants it to "show prosecutorial decisions that were made in a case similar to but unrelated and distinguishable from" Leopold's.
The indictment against Leopold includes an allegation that with his police protection detail driving him, Leopold tore down an opponent's campaign signs. The motions come a week before the trial in which Leopold faces five charges, including four of misconduct in office.


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Racer X Tested: 2006 CRF250R Bike Rebuild
For this project we started yet again on Craigslist and found a clean blown up 2006 CRF250R. Yes, I say clean because we could tell the bike was not severely abused other then the fact it was not maintained well (air filter and lack of oil in the motor.) The crank went out and after the owner had the bike torn apart at a shop he was in sticker shock at the price to fix it, so he decide to sell it as is. If you're willing to do the work yourself you can make a blown-up bike work for you. In this case we also are very found of the older CRF250's as we rode them so much from '04-'09 and they were great bikes. We wanted to see if we could still build a full on racer to relive our glory days (for me my mid-thirties).
Since we know these bikes very well we were able to go over the parts and see that everything was there. If this bike was missing any major parts it could have been a deal breaker. However, all was there so for only $500 we were off to build a full blown racer again. With modern 4-stokes the cost to rebuild verses just "parting out" a bike can be very close so you have to be careful before starting a big project. The key pieces that you want to make sure are good before you start are the cylinder head and the center cases. If those are good then you can usually repair most bikes cost effectively with good aftermarket companies.
We started with the lower-end and felt that all of the transmission and bearings were in great shape mainly because the bike didn't have much time on it. However, the crank and mains needed to be changed out so we went with the new Hot Rods complete bottom end kit. This bottom end kit from Hot Rods makes the lower end rebuild much easier and less costly. For the top-end the cylinder was slightly scored and we could have had it repaired at Millennium, but instead we got a full new 256cc Big bore kit from Cylinder Works. The cost of the new complete kit is nearly the same as buying a piston, gaskets and cylinder or repaired cylinder so it makes sense.
Why did we not go larger with the bore? The '04-'09 250R and X models had to have the cases board for anything larger and creates a lot more work and expense so the 1mm over is a drop in with great reliability.For the carburetor we were lucky enough to have a 2004-05 carb lying around. These carbs are smaller then the '06-'09 carb and seem to jet better. TMR helped us on the jetting.
For the head we were lucky that the seats were all still in good shape. CV4 helped with the valves/springs with their new X-2 line. These valves and spring kits are much lower cost then their high-end kits however they are good enough for most non-pro riders.
While the motor was out we buffed out the cases to get the dirt stains off. We did the same to all of the aluminum pieces (frame, linkage and sub-frame).
Of course with the news of the 2014 CRF250R having duals again we were excited to try a cleaned up old set of dual mufflers on our projects. Hinson helped with our clutch mainly for good durability.
The bearings were not in too bad of shape on the chassis, however the steering stem and linkage are about a must on any old fix up project. Pivot Works has every kit we needed for the project.
For the suspension we had Race Tech install all new oil and replace all worn parts. Applied 22mm clamps were used to help in turning. ICW does a great job on radiator repair and also to make the radiators better then stock.
Nearly all of our key components and OEM parts were obtained from www.rockymountainatvmc.com
There are many things on this bike we did because "we can". The key parts to fix up an old war machine are:
Hot Rods Bottom end kit
Cylinder Works complete cylinder kit
CV4's new X2 valve kit
With these pieces you can get most blown-up modern bikes back on the track.
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The kit includes a Forged Vertex Piston kit, Cometic Top-End gasket kit and new complete plated Cylinder.
Hot Cams
Formed Silicone Coolant hoses in yellow
FMF Racing
Uni Filter
Pivot Works
Dunlop Tire
Oversized Typhoon front rotor kit
Fork guards
Engine guards
Radiator louvers
Clutch cable
Works Connection
Semi-Custom Graphics kit
Pre printed number plates backgrounds
Custom Ribbed seat cover
Jetting specs
Complete Clutch kit (basket, inner hub, pressure plate, clutch plates and springs).
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Elite Perch Thumbwheel
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Ti Footpegs
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Arsène Wenger's transfer policies were once again in the spotlight this summer as Arsenal struggled to sign players. Then Mesut Ozil signed from Real Madrid, smashing the previous Arsenal transfer fee record. But who is he?
Apparently many players at Real Madrid were shocked that Ozil was allowed to leave such is the high regard that many players had for him. With Cristiano Ronaldo essentially having a greater than 1:1 appearance to scoring ratio it is easy to understand why player wanted him to stay.
Only time will tell if Wenger has signed Arsenal's saviour but those in the know believe Ozil could have a dramatic effect on a team that has struggled to win silverware in recent years.
The German's time at Real Madrid wasn't littered with trophies, though he did help win La Liga in the 2011/12 season. Arsenal fans will be hoping winning is in his blood.
Ozil's début game at Arsenal came against Sunderland where he got an assist in setting up Giroud's goal helping Arsenal to a 3-1 victory, Fantasy Football players take note...
With Arsenal playing Marseille in the Champions League they'll be looking at Ozil to help them progress through the competition and past the last 16 this year. This may well prove a tall order as Arsenal sit in a "group of death" alongside Marseille, Dortmund and Napoli.
See how much you know about Mesut Ozil in this quick fire trivia quiz.
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Overlapping Binary Relational Sets
Thanks to ShriekingViolet for pointing out this technique and Zenobia43 for spelling it out in detail.
Puzzle Baron's YouTube video on solving techniques has an example of overlapping binary relational sets. THIS LINK will take you to the exact point in the video where it is pointed out (be sure to hit pause so you can read the text).
The video points out that there is a value relationship between two values in the same category, both of which have two potential values, and that these values overlap. In the video this relationship can be written as "$5.35 is either Diet Coke or Orange Soda". This eliminates all other values of sodas for "$5.35".
What ShriekingViolet pointed out IN THIS THREAD, is a technique for making this same overlapping binary relationship between values in two DIFFERENT categories.
I've spelled it out in this graphic:
It essentially boils down to this:
When there are only two potential values for each element in a fixed relational clue, and one value, A, exists for each element, B and C, you can write the relationship as A is either B or C.
It's a clue that is as valid and useful as the clues you are given, but it's hidden in the puzzle.
Here's another example. In this one, the overlapping sets are a bit more spread out, but they still overlap.
Note how Kristen and Fredrick are related in Clue 3. Their potential dollar amount values overlap at $4.70. Thus we can say:
$4.70 is either Kristen or Frederick.
Thus, with the exclusionary "X" at the intersection of Kristen and Fredrick, our clue tells us that $4.70 is not Henry or Minnie.
Here's the blank puzzle, because someone is going to want to do this themself:
Chaining clues together to get an Overlapping Binary Relational Set
Here's a more advanced type of Overlapping Binary Relational Sets. Instead of being given a fixed relationship with one clue, we need to chain the clues together to find the overlapping value.
I noticed the chain on my first pass through the clues. Clue 9 renders the effects of this particular example moot. However, I still think this is a very useful tool.
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Expandng Overlapping Binary Relational Sets to THREE sets
I found this gem and was able to apply the concept of Overlapping Binary Relational Sets to three sets of data. In this example, three sets of data overlap so that, no matter what the outcome, one value must exists in one of the three sets. Thus we can remove that value from consideration for the remaining values in the category.
Here's the graphic:
This next approach does not work!!!
With the previous method of showing three clues overlapping in one category, it occurred to me to look for puzzles that have three clues overlapping in three categories. I found one. The approach I took DOES NOT WORK.
So why mention it? Because it occurred to me, and it might occur to someone else.
It takes the form of:
Time is either Name or Food or City
Name, Food, and City all overlap so that in the final solution, one of them will be Time. But how to break down the clue into something useful? You'll see my approach in the graphic here:
The puzzle is easily solved using other, more common, techniques. I wasn't stuck at this point, I was merely paused to look at the relationship of the three categories.
If someone else comes up with a solving technique so that "Time is either Name or Food or City", I'd love to hear it
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You would need to look at the food and city together. In this puzzle, 12:30 is either Ollie or (the set of people that are possible for *either* oyster *or* Naperville). Look down the left-hand side of the grid at the rows for Naperville and oyster simultaneously. If you could find someone who was Xed out on both oyster/Naperville, you could go ahead and X that person out on the 12:30 line, too (except for Ollie, who in this case is the only one).
I can't remember what the set notation looks like, it's been too long since I had those math classes But I'm fairly certain this would work. eta - because it would read as [Person] is neither oyster nor Naperville, and they are obviously not Ollie, so they can't be 12:30.
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Duke's Cecil Brings Home NCAA Individual Singles Crown
May 25, 2009
COLLEGE STATION, Texas—Duke University freshman Mallory Cecil capped off her stellar rookie season today, defeating Miami's Laura Vallverdu 7-5, 6-4 to win the NCAA Women's Tennis Singles Championship. Cecil is the second player in Duke women's tennis history to win the NCAA individual crown and just the fifth in ACC history.
Cecil becomes just the 14th women's tennis player in NCAA history and first in ACC history to win both a team national title and individual crown in the same season and the first to do so since 2004. She is the seventh freshman in NCAA history to take home the title with the most recent coming in 2005. Vanessa Webb captured the individual championship for Duke in 1998. This is Cecil's second national title in a week after she helped guide the Blue Devils to the team title on May 19.
"I told Jamie [Ashworth, Duke head coach] just outside that I feel like I should have another match tomorrow," Cecil said. "It feels amazing. Just like with the team, words can't describe how much fight and heart went into this for me, and for me to be out here representing my team and representing Duke, I couldn't ask for more."
"I don't want to leave here," head coach Jamie Ashworth said. "I told [Texas A&M Women's Head Coach Bobby Kleinecke] that I wanted to cut a piece of the net off and take it with us, and he asked us if we could please not cut the net up."
The opening set was an evenly fought battle. Cecil and Vallverdu held serve through six games, which included the Duke rookie fighting off various break points in the sixth game to keep the match tied at three apiece.
After holding her serve and fighting through numerous deuces, Cecil came right back and did the same to Vallverdu. Winning advantage, Cecil fired a backhand deep into the corner to force Vallverdu to miss her shot down the line wide and give Duke the early break to go up 4-3.
Game eight proved to be much of the same as Cecil fell behind 15-40. The Spartanburg, S.C., native fought off three break points and Vallverdu sent a shot just long to give Duke a 5-3 lead in the set.
Vallverdu came back in the next game and held easily to make it a 5-4 score. Looking to close out the set on her serve, Cecil fell behind 30-0 early. She battled back to tie the score 30-30, but Vallverdu took the final two points to tie the set at five games apiece.
Cecil came right back and went up 40-0 and broke Vallverdu for the second time in the match to go ahead 6-5. Facing a chance to close out the set for a second time, she won the final three points of the game to take a 1-0 lead in the match at 7-5.
"When [Vallverdu] played Chelsey out there, Chelsey was really flat," Cecil said. "I definitely feel like I have more spin than she (Vallverdu) does. I like to hit some angles, too, just like she does, but today, Jamie kept telling me to move my feet and stay inside that baseline. She likes to stay right up on that baseline, so by me staying up there with her and just pushing in with her, trying to push her back, I thought that was really key."
The two both held serve in the first two games, but Cecil took over in the third game and never looked back. After breaking Vallverdu's serve in the third game with a cross-court backhand winner, she cruised her way to a 5-1 lead.
Vallverdu would not give up as she held serve and broke to make it a 5-3 score in the second set. With Miami serving to stay in the match, Cecil grabbed a 40-30 lead to set up championship point. Vallverdu fought off that initial match point and two others to stay alive at 5-4 in the second set.
After dropping three straight games, Cecil regained her composure and raced out to a 40-15 lead to set up championship point. She put Vallverdu on her heels right away, forcing the Hurricane to stay behind the baseline. Cecil's deep shot forced Vallverdu's return long of the baseline to give Cecil the national title.
"I kept thinking about yesterday when [Vallverdu] as 5-2 with [Georgia's Chelsey Gullickson] and came back and ended up winning that set," Cecil said. "I knew she was going to keep going and not just roll over. Once I got up 5-1, I played a couple of loose points. I wasn't swinging really and I stopped moving my feet. I definitely tightened up. In that last game, the sun was really in my eyes so I was just trying to get that serve in, keep going for my shots, just not even think about the score in the games at this point and just try and finish it out."
Cecil closes out her season with a 32-4 record, marking the 46th time in program history a Blue Devil has eclipsed the 30-wins mark. Her 32 victories are tied for 32nd all-time. Playing No. 1 all season for Duke, she helped guide the Blue Devils to the team championship a week ago. Duke finished the season 29-3 this season on its way to becoming national champions.
"For Mallory through this week and the team before, I don't think we could have asked for a better two weeks," Ashworth said. "It has been so much fun. I can't believe it's over. It was so much fun with the group of girls that we had and just seeing the ride that (Mallory) was on. I'll go home and kind of reflect a little bit and take some time, and hopefully she can do the same and enjoy everything that she's accomplished. It's been an unbelievable freshman year for her and an unbelievable year for the whole group."


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I've lived in Little Rock all of my life. My favorite past time is going to the movies(I average about four or five a month)my favorite genre would be horror hands down. I love to write and would like some help on turning a few of my stories into screenplays. Always open to meet new and interesting people. If you're in the new friend market, then look no further! I love to travel and am always surfing on the web. Spending time with my family is important to me as well. I'm a very open minded individual who will try "almost" anything once, and if I don't like it won't happen again. My sense of humor is huge, so unless you want a crazy(not clinical) woman as your friend, don't bother messaging me!! toodles.


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Division 10 of Mercer County, New Jersey held its third annual Gael Scoil for children on March 6 and 7 at Notre Dame High School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. Most remarkable is that we sold out. Enrollment for our two day program has doubled every year for the three years it has been in existence and this year we could not have accepted any more students. The Gael Scoil is not a fund raiser for Division 10 and most of the material we present is available for free or at a very low cost and the kids love it. Many of them were returning for their third year. Our Gael Scoil Committee is comprised of just five AOH members. We meet once a week and produce a high quality product that is in demand throughout the region. One of the goals we set for ourselves is to encourage other Divisions to put their own Gael Scoil together. We haven't been successful in achieving that goal as of yet. Our Committee would be happy to help any Divisions get their programs rolling. Meanwhile the Committee is already thinking about our 2011 program and how we can expand to allow more kids to attend. Please follow this link for pictures and information on our program. http://www.aohdiv10.org/
Jersey Brothers Raise Money for Injured Soldier
On April 17, 2010 The Fr. Mychal Judge/ Hudson 1 Division attended a fund raiser for Iraqi war veteran Brendan Marocco. The division had 20 members in attendance. Alex Marocco, Brendan's dad, spoke to fellow brothers of the rehabilitation that Brendan is doing. Jim O'Donnell, AOH Div1 Financial Secretary said it best "We had to come" when thanked by Alex Marocco. Almost a year to the day, in the early morning hours of April 12,2009 Brendan's unit was returning from a night mission, his vehicle was hit directly by a Explosive Fired Projectile (EFP). The attack killed a fellow soldier. Brendan lost both arms and legs, had a severed carotid artery, fractured face and eye socket and a pierced eardrum. Brendan was saved by his platoon medic and fellow soldiers long enough to be transported to a US Army trauma hospital in Tikrit, Iraq. Today Brendan is currently recovering and undergoing physical and occupational therapy at Walter Reed hospital. A trust has been set up, to help Brendan when he returns home. The fund will offset costs for Brendan and his family to make his home compatible to his disabilities. The AOH/Hudson 1 is planning a fund raiser for Brendan is the fall. If you would like to know more about Brendan, please visit his website at www.brendan morocco.org. He is one remarkable person, a real inspiration.
New Jersey State Board Endorses National Candidates
The NJ State Board on Saturday April 17th at a board meeting endorsed the following candidates running for office this July in Cincinnati Ohio at the National Hibernian Convention:
Jere Cole – Director
Seamus Boyle – President
Brendan Moore – Vice President
Tom McNabb – Secretary
Jim McKay – Treasurer
Danny O'Connell – Director
Keith Carney – Director
All incumbents and candidates were unanimously endorsed. "It's the leadership and experience and energy that makes these men great leaders", stated State President Cole


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By David Cohen
Big 12 Campus Correspondent
When TCU head soccer coach Eric Bell signed 13 players last June, there were bound to be more new faces on the roster than at most schools. That did not necessarily mean everyone was one.
The Horned Frogs made quite the bargain, grabbing not one, not two, but three girls from the Eclipse Select Soccer Club in the Chicago area, a move that has already begun paying off this season.
Michelle Mottonen, Michelle Prokof and Lauren Sajewich may have all chosen to play for the Purple and White, but at the same time they all made the mature decision to go where they wanted to go, not just where their friends went.
"It was actually real independent and became a coincidence," Sajewich, who hails from Frankfort, Ill., said. "[Mottonen] committed here the earliest, I wasn't looking here and Michelle had a torn ACL, so her college process was pushed back a little bit."
That changed shortly after.
"We were at a college showcase and I knew TCU was there and once Eric came, he started looking at me," Sajewich said. "Michelle [Prokof] came on one of my visits and he got interested in her. It was kind of a coincidence."
Most northern people who move south cite the weather as the biggest adjustment. Sajewich has so far shown impressive stamina in the always-hot Texas autumns, playing every minute of the season thus far. All 1,522 of them.
"All throughout club they prepared us for the fitness of college," Sajewich said. "Personally I took pride in fitness and working quite often to get fit and stay fit. With all the resources and summer training, I've been able to stay fit."
Her energy has certainly paid off, as she scored her first goal of the season in a 3-2 overtime loss to No. 9 West Virginia on Oct. 13. It seems fitting that one of her old teammates, Prokof, would have the other score.
"We were down 1-0 and I felt good about the game," Sajewich said. "I felt it was time for a goal and I hadn't had one in a while. When [Makenzie Koch] hit the free kick, I was on the back post and it came down right in front of me, it was instinct. I felt great."
Prokof's goal in that contest was her seventh of the season, which is three ahead of the next-closest Horned Frog for the team lead. Almost half of them came on Sept. 22, when Prokof recorded TCU's first hat trick since 2009 in a 3-0 win over Central Arkansas.
As a true freshman playing in the Big 12, she proudly looks back on the preparation she received with Eclipse as well as the summer practices before this season.
"I think there's a confidence part that comes with [the early success]," Prokof, a native of Gurnee, Ill., said. "When I came here in the summer, I didn't have all the confidence that I wanted. Since I came a month earlier, we were out playing with a bunch of the girls and I think I got some confidence from that.
"Playing two preseason games helped get the nerves out and coming in ready to go. Scoring goals is part of that."
While Prokof noted the warm weather as the biggest adjustment to Texas life, she also credited another change in atmosphere with how the young squad has performed so far.
"Lauren and I watch a lot of soccer," Prokof said. "We, and Eric [Bell] and Ryan [Higginbotham] too, want to bring an atmosphere of watching soccer. We wanted to bring that aspect now. We wanted people to pick a team so it's not just competitive on the field but off it too. It goes with whose team is beating the whose and how everyone's team is doing.
"I like Arsenal, and Lauren is a fan of Liverpool."
Mottonen, out of South Barrington, Ill., is another one of the girls who has begun watching the sport elsewhere, but admits she has not caught onto a specific team yet.
"I like to say I jumped on the bandwagon, like the Arsenal," she said. "But obviously I'm not the same kind of junkie as some of the others."
Mottonen, who has started seven games for the Horned Frogs, may have been the first of the three Chicago girls to independently commit to TCU, but she admits the security they have with one another cannot be replaced.
"It's really comforting having the other two here with me," she said. "It's been an easy transition with the other two to fall back on. The [Eclipse] coaches keep in touch with us as a unit. We came from a family-oriented club so it's good to have them here."The road to college is full of unknowns. Whether students stay close to home or move across the country, they never really know what to expect. Fortunately for TCU's three Chicago freshmen who all came to Fort Worth on their own accord, they have a support system rivaled by few.